In response to the COVID-19 pandemic I have shifted my practice online using teletherapy for all current and new patients. Starting therapy in a digital modality might feel daunting, especially during the uncertainty of the pandemic. Fortunately, even before the current health crisis, research has demonstrated teletherapy to have equivalent outcomes and patient satisfaction as in-person treatment when conducted by a therapist familiar with the modality.

I am both familiar and comfortable with teletherapy as I have conducted¹ and published² research on the topic. I also co-authored a telehealth guide for consumers with disabilities³ and a telehealth guide for psychologists working with persons with disabilities⁴ for the American Psychological Association.

In my practice I use an encrypted and HIPPA compliant system for all teletherapy sessions and record keeping. Sessions will require an internet-capable device with microphone and webcam. My teletherapy system will work in any modern browser and has apps for Android and iOS. If you have any questions or concerns about teletherapy or how I work, I encourage you to be in touch.